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Claro, Diego! Aqui vai um texto explicativo em **inglês** sobre *collocations* com as preposições **at**, **on** e **in**, focando no uso mais comum com **tempo** (*time*) e **lugar** (*place*), que são os contextos mais importantes para dominar essas preposições: --- ### 🔹 Understanding Collocations with *At*, *On*, and *In* In English, **collocations** are natural combinations of words that frequently go together. Native speakers don’t just use words randomly — some word combinations “sound right” because they appear together so often. This is especially true with **prepositions** like **at**, **on**, and **in**, which can be tricky for learners. Let’s look at how these three prepositions are commonly used in **time** and **place** collocations: --- ### ⏰ 1. Prepositions of **Time** #### **IN** (used for longer periods) * **in the morning / in the afternoon / in the evening** * **in July / in 2023 / in the 21st century** * **in the past / in the future** Example: > I was born **in** 1998. > She usually studies **in** the evening. #### **ON** (used for specific days and dates) * **on Monday / on Christmas Day / on July 4th** * **on my birthday / on the weekend** *(US ...